One of the many issues before the next governor of Alaska will be the growing gap between available providers and the demand for childcare, which some advocates are calling a “childcare crisis.” Many Alaska families are grappling with finding reliable care due to a lack of childcare facilities and workers that contributes to fewer slots, […]
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